Win10 standby wake-up standby after the wifi connection is not resolved

Many times we will set the Win10 system to automatically stand by, so I will leave the computer for a while, wake up after the standby and find that Win10 WiFi is offline, and then I can't even connect. What should I do at this time?

Solution

1. First, right click on the wifi icon in the tray in win10 system, select “Open Network and Sharing Center”, open, select on the left “Change adapter settings”. Right click on wlan, select “disable”, then the icon will be grayed out.

2, then right click on the gray wlan again, select “ enable & rdquo;, there will be a short connection process. After that, you can see the wifi recovery connection status. If you want to solve the problem once and for all, you can right click on WLAN (or wireless network) and select “properties”.

3, then in the WLAN Properties window that opens, select “Config & rdquo;: In the window that opens, select “Power Management” tab: Cancel “Allows the computer to shut down this device to save Check the power & rdquo; and click “OK”

The last thing to remind everyone is to make sure the wireless router is in a normal state before doing the above. For other abnormal computers, after waking up after standby, you may not need wifi. Other operations may be required.

The above is the solution for the wifi connection after Win10 standby. After the standby, the computer will automatically change some power settings, so the wireless function will be disabled, just restart it.